Poker legend Doyle Brunson dies at 89

[JEDI]

Poker legend Doyle Brunson dies at 89

Doyle Brunson, widely regarded as the godfather of Texas Hold’em poker, died Sunday in Las Vegas. He was 89.

www.reviewjournal.com

I've played poker recreationally at $1/3 no limit.
Never used his SuperSystem because it seemed too aggressive at this stake.

RIP

 

[VirtualLarry]

I'm not a big fan of poker, because a friend of mine wastes his money online with it, but he's mentioned Doyle Brunson enough time that I almost feel like I know him.

RIP, sounds he was a great guy, and a great Poker player.

 

[Muse]

I'm not a big fan of poker, because a friend of mine wastes his money online with it, but he's mentioned Doyle Brunson enough time that I almost feel like I know him.

RIP, sounds he was a great guy, and a great Poker player.

I figure to be really great at poker requires character.

Poker's fun among friends, and of course, only if you can trust them. I got an Uber ride yesterday that lasted maybe 20 minutes... San Diego to the airport. The guy never stopped talking. He talked a fair amount about Vegas and I mentioned that I've never gambled, never once pulled the arm on a slot machine, played craps, roulette, nothing, never even bought a lottery ticket. I added that I have enjoyed some poker (I've only played a time or two, with friends, since high school, when I played with high school friends once in a while). He tells me about his knowledge/experience with institutional poker and that pros team up and fleece marks at the tables. They signal each other, he said.

 

[TheVrolok]

Ten, deuce.

RIP.

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